Was Zimbabwe’s Coup Made In China?
Murmurs of a coup in Zimbabwe have been long in the making – as have rumours of Chinese involvement.
Shrenik Rao, a Fellow at University of Oxford’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism and founder of 7MB, revived and relaunched the 231-year-old news brand Madras Courier digitally on October 12, 2016. He lectured at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Chicago, London School of Economics, SOAS – the University of London, University of Westminster, interviewed heads of states and made documentaries that were broadcast in 54 countries. His most recent project was for History Channel.
Murmurs of a coup in Zimbabwe have been long in the making – as have rumours of Chinese involvement.
Khushwant Singh’s book ‘The End of India’ is a timely reminder that we live in dangerous times.
The story of Time-Expired-Indians in Jamaica is one of survival and hope. Today, India and Jamaica share a common bond.
A visit to one of India’s ‘eco-tourism’ centres reveals an age-old tradition of elephant abuse. How have elephants fared over the years?
A rare book that tells stories of ‘Sahibs’ who grew to love India during the British Raj. Khushwant Singh compiles their memories.
A rendezvous with Sarah Cohen, India’s oldest surviving Jew, opens a window to Jewish heritage and syncretic traditions.
The legendary musician Balamuralikrishna passed away on November 2, 2016. Here’s a heart-to-heart conversation with him.
Child slavery is a constant presence in the world’s fastest growing democracy. Is India’s growth story scarred with child labour?
As climate change negotiations are held in air-conditioned halls – the poor continue to suffer from global warming and extreme weather.
Khushboo, a Muslim actress turned atheist, is deified & worshipped. What does this say about our obsession with stardom?